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- The UK government plans to invest £100 million to reopen the Teesside CO2 plant run by Ensus.
- The move aims to prevent CO2 supply disruptions linked to the war in Iran.
- The plant closed last year after a trade deal with the United States lifted ethanol tariffs, while Iran-related price shocks raise energy costs for European fertilizer firms.
- The Department for Business and Trade has not commented on the reopening.
